1. What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small data file stored by your browser on your device's hard disk for record-keeping purposes and typically includes a unique reference code that relates to, or is accessed from, a user's device and that enables that device to be remembered when next visiting the same site.
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2. How we use cookies

We use cookies to secure your login, authenticate your access, enable smooth navigation across the Service and its features, and to enable you to resume from where you left off (e.g. you can resume completing your routine questionnaires easily, rather than having to complete them in one sitting).

All cookies used on this therapy site are necessary for essential functionality, security and accessibility, are set and cannot be turned off by you. This site does not set analytic or targeting cookies, which is why we do not have a cookie banner or wall on this site.

3. Your choices for how we use cookies

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‍You can block cookies and delete existing cookies from your browser, but this will affect your experience of our therapy platform.

Information on how to restrict or block cookies through some or more of the popular browsers can be found here:

• Google Chrome
• Microsoft Edge
• Safari
• Firefox
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4. Cookies used in our therapy platform

The cookies we use within our therapy platform are essential for delivering an engaging and secure experience. Some cookies may vary slightly depending on the particular webpage the patient is on, but none are intrusive or pose a risk to patients’ privacy.